Ottawa School Board Meets To Discuss Vandalism And Contracts
The Ottawa Board of Education meets at 6 30 tonight at Ottawa Middle School to address security at the old building closed in 1996 and to vote on renewing contracts for C TEC and D H Bus Services plus the Adult Education lease. Also on the agenda are central office status, fleet long term planning, and a potential move if the building sale proceeds.
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Ottawa School Board
Ottawa Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Jan Collins
Criminal Justice Program
C-Tec
D&h Bus Services
Masonic Temple
Collins
Cestral Heights
Central Heights Board of Education
Roy Pine
Ottawa man faces four trials in Franklin County
Robert Eugene Snover, 19, of Ottawa, pleads not guilty to multiple drug charges, residential burglary, and felony theft. He was arraigned in four cases Aug. 27 and Friday, with trials set for Dec 11-12, Nov 6, Jan 8-9, and Jan 15 for the burglary and theft.
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Robert Eugene Snover
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
Snover
Jeremy McGee
Amy Singleterry
Robert Tucker
Ottawa Police Department
Drug Enforcement Unit
N. Mulberry
Amanda Lynn Whitaker
Lawrence
S. Elm
Shane W. Whitaker
Nathan Foster Coons
Oregon Road
Jose Luis Jave
N. Sycamore
U.S.S9
Valerie Lynn Rea
Georgia Terrace
John Charles Boase Jr
Emporia
Lyon County
Richmond
Derek James Dorsey
S. Hickory
Tremont
Graves hails KC 135R refueling wing for McConnell AFB
Gov Bill Graves and Senator Pat Roberts announced the KC 135R Supertanker will replace the B 1 bomber at McConnell Air Force Base. The Kansas Air National Guard 184th Bomb Wing will become the 184th Refueling Wing with 10 KC 135s, boosting long term base stability.
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Wichita
Bill Graves
McConnell Air Force Base
Grave
Monnday
Kansas Air National Guard
U.S
McConnell
Pat Roberts
R.kan
Secretary of the
Air Force
Roberts
184Th
Kansas largest subsidy recipients dominate state farm aid
Kansas farmers shared 1.69 billion dollars in federal farm subsidies last year, but most filers got under 10 thousand dollars. Big corporations like Winger Farms and Clawson Farm Partnership led the list with 1.34 million and 1.55 million respectively, while 131,085 Kansans received subsidies overall.
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Wichita
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Winger Farms
Johnson City
Clawson Farm Partnership
Satanta
Kirby Clawson
Brant Peterson
Top Kansas corporations receive farm subsidies in 2000
State's top receivers list shows Kansas firms benefited from $1.69 billion in federal farm payments in 2000. Critics argue the subsidies worsen losses for some banks and reshape rents and farmland values. Deerfield farmer Marc Miller claims Cross Bell Farms would have lost money without aid. He notes smart farmers use subsidies to buy land.
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Topeka
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hund
Deerfield
Marc Miller
Cross Bell Farms
Farm subsidies draw scrutiny amid billion-dollar aid trends
The 1996 farm bill failed to curb subsidies as payments surged, with 1.6 million recipients last year averaging about $16,000. Over 57,500 got more than $100,000 and at least 154 received over $1 million. Notable beneficiaries included David Rockefeller’s family farm, Fortune 500 firms, and public figures like Rep. Doug Ose and athlete Scottie Pippen, highlighting widespread use and debate over subsidies.
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Congress
Mary Kay Thatcher
American Farm Bureau Federation
Thatcher
New York
Hudson Valley
Chase Manhattan Bank
David Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Agriculture Department
IBP
Chevron
Archer Daniels Midland
Caterpillar
Ed Spaulding
California
U.S
Doug Ose
Calif
Roll Call Magazine
Ose
House Agriculture Committee
Yiet Shi
Scottie Pippen
Portland Trailblazers
Arkansas
Pippen
USDA
Daily Report Admits Florence Miller and others Friday
Admissions list Florence Miller Waverly Stephanie Cannady Ottawa Stacy Roll Richmond Virginia Bruna Ottawa Friday Dismiss Kelli Lawlor and daughter Williamsburg Friday Births A son 6 lbs 6 oz Ottawa Saturday A daughter 8 lbs 7 oz Ottawa Sunday SHERIFFS NEWS Arrests Barron Vestal Neeper current charges bond and detentions Theft reports multiple suspects and losses across several locations Drivers licenses road arrests runaways and municipal warrants detailed in daily blotter.
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Florence Miller
Waverly
Stephanie Cannady
Ottawa
Stacy Roll
Richmond
Virginia Bruna
Kelli Lawlor
Williamsburg
Stephanie
Russell Cannady
Virginia
Gilbert Bruna
Sheriff’s News
Sergio Angel Barron
Emporia
Christopher Steven Vestal
Stafford Road
S. Main
Martin Dale Neeper
Olathe
Nevada Road
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Busiletin Board
West Franklin Board
Appanoose
West Franklin Board of Education
St.Therese Catholic Church of
Spirit
Spirit Team
Cyclones
Tanser
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
Kansas Biological Survey
Tanner
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House
Ralph
Ottawa City Commission
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Paul A. Reatuume
PAR Group
League of Kamsas
Lambers
Laura Potter
Herald
Graves
Winger
Peterson
Finney
Gray
Thomas
Haskell
Sumner County
Duane Hand
Kansas State University
State
Johnson
Irsik Family Parttership
Ingalls
Rome Farms
Hugoton
Western Production Co
McKinney Farms
Weskan
Smith Flying
Sharon Springs
F&j Farms
Goodland
Nelson Farms
Long Island Cross Bell Farms
Allied Family Farm
Colby
Rooney Agri Business
Fisher Farming
McDonald
Boekhaus
Richfield
BET Farms Partnership
Kinsley
Brown Enterprises Sublette
Butts Brothers Partnership
Mulvane
Jones Robinson Partnership
Holcomb
Ford Land Co
Ford
Triangle H Grain & Cattle Co
Garden City
Triple L Farms
Haremza Farms
Fischer Irrigation Wright
C’s Partnership
St. Francis
Daily Report
Police News
Jesus Inaloa
Juan C. Sanchez
Chicago
Ill
Danielle M. Nickel
Elm
Brent M. J. Smith
Utica
Mich
S. Cedar
Tremont Ave
N. Main
Jimmie Ray Bass II
S. Poplar
Peoria
Kansas Highway Patrol
Warren Hancock
Canterbury Court
Eisenhower
Leslie H. Slater
Paola
Labette Road
Eisen
S. Osage Drive
W. 15Th
E. Red Jacket
N. Locust
John Brown Road
S. Mulberry
S. Princeton
S. Willow
Georgia Road
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